The Executive Branch Test

to reject a bill

• Veto
• Political party
• Nominate
• Originalist Philosophy
• Textualist Philosophy

to officially suggest someone for an election, job, position, or honor

• Nominate
• Veto
• Political party
• Originalist Philosophy
• Textualist Philosophy

People who follow this philosophy look only at the text of the Constitution and try to give it a common-sense interpretation without looking at any other evidence, such as what the Founders or lawmakers might have intended.

• Textualist Philosophy
• Veto
• Political party
• Nominate
• Originalist Philosophy

the main organizations in the executive branch

• Department
• Veto
• Political party
• Nominate
• Originalist Philosophy

A group of people that give advice to help the president make important decisions.

• Cabinet
• Veto
• Political party
• Nominate
• Originalist Philosophy

The rules the executive branch makes about how the law will be carried out.

• Regulations
• Veto
• Political party
• Nominate
• Originalist Philosophy

An organized group of people who share similar views and largely agree about major policy solutions and the priorities for the nation.

• Political party
• Veto
• Nominate
• Originalist Philosophy
• Textualist Philosophy

People who follow this philosophy want to figure out exactly what the Founders intended when they wrote the Constitution in 1787.

• Originalist Philosophy
• Veto
• Political party
• Nominate
• Textualist Philosophy

People who follow this thery prefer to interpret the Constitution in the context of modern society and values, recognizing that today's world and the world of 1787 are very different.

• Living Constitution Theory
• Veto
• Political party
• Nominate
• Originalist Philosophy

The leader of a department.

• Secretary
• Veto
• Political party
• Nominate
• Originalist Philosophy